This document provides information about melamine being added to milk powder in China, including:
1. Melamine is an industrial chemical that was illegally added to milk powder in China to increase the apparent protein content and profits. It caused kidney problems and deaths when consumed.
2. Many Chinese and foreign food products tested positive for melamine in 2007-2008, prompting warnings to avoid Chinese dairy products.
3. Consuming melamine can cause kidney stones and permanent kidney damage, requiring long-term dialysis or potentially leading to death. The risks are greater for infants and young children.
1. Melamine is an industrial chemical that was illegally added to milk powder in China to artificially inflate the protein content. It caused illnesses and deaths when consumed.
2. In 2007, pets in the US died from eating contaminated pet food from China that contained melamine. In 2008, Chinese infants began experiencing kidney stones and kidney failure from melamine in milk powder.
3. Melamine forms crystals in the kidneys that can block urine flow and cause kidney damage or failure. Young children are especially vulnerable because they consume more milk relative to their size.
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China Poisoned Milk Must Know For Your Own SafetyVinayak Hegde
Melamine, an industrial chemical, was added to milk powder in China to increase the protein content and mislead tests. This was done to increase profits. In 2007, pets in the US started dying from kidney failure caused by melamine in pet food from China. In 2008, Chinese infants began experiencing kidney stones and being hospitalized for kidney issues caused by melamine in milk powder. Melamine remains in the kidneys and forms stones that block tubes and cause swelling, requiring surgery or lifelong dialysis. Over 13,000 Chinese infants have been hospitalized due to melamine poisoning from milk powder. Foods containing dairy from affected companies should be avoided.
The document discusses the poisoning of milk with melamine in China in 2007-2008. Melamine was added to milk to artificially increase the protein content for economic gain, but could not be detected and led to kidney damage and failure in infants and pets when consumed. Thousands of infants in China were hospitalized due to melamine in milk powder causing kidney stones and failure. The effects of melamine poisoning and dialysis treatment are described.
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1. Melamine is an industrial chemical that was illegally added to milk powder in China to artificially inflate the protein content. It caused illnesses and deaths when consumed.
2. In 2007, pets in the US died from eating contaminated pet food from China that contained melamine. In 2008, Chinese infants began experiencing kidney stones and kidney failure from melamine in milk powder.
3. Melamine forms crystals in the kidneys that can block urine flow and cause kidney damage or failure. Young children are especially vulnerable because they consume more milk relative to their size.
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Hermansky-Pudlak syndrome is a rare genetic disorder characterized by oculocutaneous albinism which causes abnormal pigmentation of the skin, hair and eyes. It is caused by mutations in genes responsible for producing protein complexes that construct lysosome-related organelles important for pigment production. The condition is inherited in an autosomal recessive pattern and causes fair skin/hair color, visual impairment, and increased risk of skin damage from sun exposure. Diagnosis involves examining physical features and genetic testing. While there is no cure, treatment focuses on protecting the skin and eyes from sun exposure.
China Poisoned Milk Must Know For Your Own SafetyVinayak Hegde
Melamine, an industrial chemical, was added to milk powder in China to increase the protein content and mislead tests. This was done to increase profits. In 2007, pets in the US started dying from kidney failure caused by melamine in pet food from China. In 2008, Chinese infants began experiencing kidney stones and being hospitalized for kidney issues caused by melamine in milk powder. Melamine remains in the kidneys and forms stones that block tubes and cause swelling, requiring surgery or lifelong dialysis. Over 13,000 Chinese infants have been hospitalized due to melamine poisoning from milk powder. Foods containing dairy from affected companies should be avoided.
The document discusses the poisoning of milk with melamine in China in 2007-2008. Melamine was added to milk to artificially increase the protein content for economic gain, but could not be detected and led to kidney damage and failure in infants and pets when consumed. Thousands of infants in China were hospitalized due to melamine in milk powder causing kidney stones and failure. The effects of melamine poisoning and dialysis treatment are described.
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1. MUST AVOID CHINA MADE FOOD:
CHOCOLATES: WARNING:
IMPORTANT
Everything you need to know about MELAMINE
Make sure you read to the very end - very
interesting -
perhaps the best way to tell where things are
made....
China milk poisoning incidents make everyone afraid to look at
the daily news report.
Everyday, the reports are changing. No one can clearly tell us
what to eat and what not to eat.
1.What really is poisoned milk?
It is milk powder mixed with 'MELAMINE'
What is Melamine used for? It is an industrial chemical used in
the production of melawares.
2. It is also used in home decoration. ' US resistant board'
We all MUST understand that Melamine is used in
INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION
- - - - - it CANNOT be eaten.
2.Why is Melamine added to milk powder?
The most important nutrient in milk is protein.
And, Melamine has this same protein that contains 'NITROGEN'
3. Adding Melamine into milk reduces the actual milk content
required, and therefore it is cheaper than all milk. So it lowers
the capital required in the production of milk products.
Therefore it earns the business man more profit!
Below is Melamine; doesn't it look like milk / milk powder?
It doesn't have any smell, so cannot be detected.
4. 3.When was it discovered that it had been added to milk
products.
In 2007, US cats and dogs died suddenly, they found that pet
food from China contained Melamine.
Early in 2008, in China , an abnormal increase in infant cases of
kidney stones was reported.
5. In August 2008, China Sanlu Milk Powder tested for Melamine
Sept. 2008, the New Zealand government asked China to
investigate this problem
Sept. 21, 2008, they found that many food products in Taiwan
tested for Melamine
4.What happens when Melamine ingested and digested?
6. Melamine remains inside the kidneys. It forms into stones
blocking the tubes.
Pain will be imminent and the person cannot urinate. Kidney(s)
will then swell.
Although surgery can remove the stones, it causes irreversible
kidney damage.
It can lead to the loss of kidney function and will require kidney
dialysis or lead to death
because of uremia.
What is dialysis? In fact, it should be called 'blood washing'; it is
filtering all of the body's blood into
a machine and then returning the blood back to the body.
7. The whole process takes 4 hours; and it is necessary to have
dialysis once every 3 days for the rest of your life.
Below: A dialysis center
Below: A large dialysis center
8. A small hole is required in the arm to insert the sub-dialysis
catheter.
9. Why is it much more serious in babies?
A baby's kidneys are so very small and they drink a lot of milk
powder.
Below: A baby undergoing dialysis.
China currenty has 13,000 infants hospitalized
It does not matter how much Melamine a human being ingested
(ate) (took).
The important point is: 'MELAMINE CANNOT BE EATEN!'
10. 5.What foods are to be avoided?
Foods from China that contain dairy products should be avoided.
11.
12.
13. Remember: Foods with cream or milk should be avoided.
6.Which companies are affected?
Hereunder are the companies affected with Melamine.
14.
15. 7.What do we do next?
Avoid the above foods for at least six months.
If you own or operate a snack bar, a restaurant, or a coffee
shops, etc.,
stop selling dairy products for the meantime.
If you have infants at home, change to mother's milk or find
other substitutes.
Finally, share this information with friends so they will
understand the risk of milk poisoning.
The whole world is very afraid of "Made In China" 'black-
hearted' goods.
Do you know how to differentiate which products are made
in the USA , or in the Philippines , in Taiwan or in China ?
Here's How:
The first 3 digits of the bar code identify the country code
wherein the product was made.
For Example: ALL barcodes that start with690, 691, 692, etc.,
up to and including 695 are all MADE IN CHINA .
Bar codes starting with 471 are printed on products Made in
Taiwan .
16. You have a right to know. But the government and related
departments never inform or educate the public. Therefore we
must educate ourselves, be vigilant, and RESCUE ourselves.
Today, Chinese businessmen know that consumers will not
select products 'Made in China '. So, they make every effort not
to show or state the country of origin on their
products. However, you can now refer to the barcode.
DO remember if the first 3 digits are one of those between 690
and 695 inclusive then it is a product Made in China .
OTHER BARCODES:
00 ~ 13 USA & CANADA
30 ~ 37 FRANCE
40 ~ 44 GERMANY
49 ~ JAPAN
50 ~ UK
57 ~ Denmark
64 ~ Finland
76 ~ Switzerland and Liechtenstein
17. 628 ~ Saudi-Arabia
629 ~ United Arab Emirates
740 ~ 745 - Central America
All 480 Codes are Made in the Philippines.
My kind request to please forward this mail to as much as
you can and inform your family and friends.
Be aware! And help others to be aware!